@@ronglennproductions5416 don’t get me wrong; it DEFINITELY can be done! It all depends on the context and what gear you are working with. Maybe I will make a video on some ways to approach it

@@RaulRivera-ws6em it really depends on what kind of set up you want to achieve. If you just want to plug it into an amp/speaker, you need either one or two (if running stereo out) 1/4in cables to run from the pedals to the amp/speaker. If you’re using a mixer, it depends if you are running your pedals as an effects loop or just directly from microphone into pedals into mixer.

@ working on it. I bought the Bose pro s1 with the t4s mixer. What I can’t get working it’s the tensor. It doesn’t do the effect clear or recording. Maybe I am not connecting the right way.

@@TheMayex thank you!

Feedback is always something to be aware of. When playing live, I usually bring the Boss NS-2 pedal which is a noise gate people usually use for noisy dirt pedals. I use it at the beginning of my signal gain and it basically blocks all background sounds out and only captures what's right in front of the mic. It's a nice pedal too because it also has a mute toggle in case I am playing a part without pedals and that way it completely eliminates any potential for it.

Yes my fault! Not 8mm, 3.5mm. Sorry folks!

The pedal is the ambient?

Thank you! Sometimes I use the signal blender to boost the signal a little bit but I mostly use it to connect multiple instruments into the pedalboard. The transformer has worked completely fine for me so far, but I mostly use my zoom h2n as a microphone when I'm in a studio-like setting

Thanks!

Thank you! H2n is used as a microphone, into blooper for looping, then recorded into ableton via the focusrite Scarlett 2i2

Thank you! I have 2 ways I do it. In this video I am using a Shure SM-57 with a transformer (I think the Shure A85F) to convert it from XLR to 1/4 inch without losing signal. I also use the zoom h2n as a microphone sometimes too.

@@0713mas I cannot answer that accurately because I haven’t tried vocal-targeted effects pedals. I have always leaned into instrument pedals because I use them for my synths/keyboards as well and I like all the different things they can do. I imagine one might be better than the other depending on what you are specifically looking for.

@studbagl Ty! I saw a few videos using the Boss VE-20, good. I am a guitar player singer-songwriter looper. I have successfully used my bamboo sax with my VLP GTX but it's kinda hit or miss as far as tone goes. My Son is a saxophonist, and we tested out his alto on my rig. I have come to the conclusion that the range is sometimes not complete to accommodate a tenors higher register.

@@Vcaceres76 thank you! Pedals are a ton of fun!

@@moor.j2948 thank you, how lovely of you to say!

@@ogulkoker I am using two pitch shifters in this. Rainbow Machine is making that glittery siren-sounding thing. Tensor plus expression pedal is making the smooth glissando pitch-up a fifth

@@studbagl Thanks for the answer!

Glad this was encouraging! The reverb, especially in stereo, is really quite gorgeous. It’s great too because if you turn the clock down, you can turn it basically into a bit-crushed-adjacent reverb. The only thing you would want to take note of is that the reverb is on the softer side volume-wise. Even when fully wet or 50/50 with dry signal it never gets super apparent, especially compared to how loud the delay/slip modes are. I checked to see if there were internal trim pots to boost the reverb signal but I didn’t see one if it exists. It’s not a big deal by any means I just noticed that all other reverb pedals I have used would go more apparent/louder; just depends what you want. I made a few other mood videos as well as other reverbs if you are interested in comparing. Hope this helps!

@@studbagl Thanks for the detailed answer! And yes, helps alot 🙏

Thank you!

I don’t like to rely on battery power for pedals however the few times I do, I don’t use typical batteries as they aren’t compatible with my pedals. Instead, I use an external battery (like ones that people use for charging phones on the go) and the hook it up to pedal using a special cable that converts to 9V.

@@studbagl THANKS BRO FOR INFORMATION U HAVE A BLESSED DAY MAN

It's an incredible instrument! You'll have a lot of fun for sure. Be sure to check out the manual for those extra fun secondary functions

All sounds from saxophone being pitch shifted from pedals. Not other instruments in there.

Thanks so much for listening tonight! And you know, try to keep spoilers down to a minimum haha

Yeah for real! I only knew about it because of Jason Lindner so that inspired me to get one.

Gomu gomu no free jazz

Haha yeah released this new album (other videos from it here on channel) but Nelson the guitarist got the pedals covered for this one

Glad they can help!

Figured you might dig it haha

Yeah we go a little wild haha

Thank you! This was trusty old Mosaic D

Yes I do!

@@studbagl I thought you had a similar concept of sound to him, that's why I asked :) Btw, thanks for this very informative video! <3